Vol. 8 No. 4 (2025): Journal of African Arts and Culture

Articles

• Academic rites and cultural symbolism: Artistic representation of the Aboakyer Deer for the University of Education, Winneba Chancellor’s Investiture

  Johnson Kwaku Edu

  1-18

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• ‘Kwame-nis!’, Nkrumah’s leadership dynamics, a facsimile of play directing in Osifisan’s Nkrumah-ni!…Africa-ni!: Panacea for Nigeria leaders

  Tayo Simeon Arinde

  19-33

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• Archiving Yoruba liturgical choruses through art music compositions: A survey of some selected art music compositions

  Kayode Morohunfola

  34-49

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• Anthora: A conceptual framework for integrating indigenous songs into the kindergarten curriculum in Ghana

  Bright Essel

  50-62

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• Sustainability and fuel consumption patterns in traditional firewood kilns: Implications for the pottery industry in Ghana

  Daniel Ato Adubah

  63-80

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• Nsasawa: A mixed-media interactive re-envisioning black exoticism in Ghanaian socio-political archives

  Francis Ankyiah

  81-98

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• Libation is performed, not “poured”

  Noble Nkrumah-Abraham

  99-109

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• Social class and vowel variation in Ghanaian English: A sociophonetic study of some ESL university students

  Edward Nii Mac-Palm, Rebecca Atchoi Akpanglo-Nartey

  110-121

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• ‘One vagina kills the penis’: Exploring Urhobo and Isoko attitudes towards polygamy

  Eyankuaire Moses Darah

  122-129

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• The Kakube festival of Nandom Traditional Area: Origin, musical traditions, and educational relevance in Ghana

  Cosmas Nimbaaru

  130-139

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• The creative arts pedagogy as a developmental tool for student-teachers in Ghana’s colleges of education: A case study of Gbewaa college of education

  Wisdom Taylor

  140-148

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• Mapping African theatre in the 21st Century: Tradition, transformation and digital futures

  Margaret Ismaila, Ernest Kwasi Amponsah

  149-186

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• A review of Ghanaian and Pan-African artistic renaissance: An in-depth interview with Anumnyam

  Francis Gbormittah

  187-208

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• The Concept of “Actor” in African Masquerade Performance

  Abdulmalik Adakole Amali, Adebayo John Badeji

  209-220

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